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‘m, washed om,“ m. en together, add flour and salt, sift- of uwrtymom to have themselves nreltlfled-

An old shaving brush is splendid

l pink and white candy striped per-

. ' th th I g“ 3° ma: °! If“? M“ 1°“ 1°? P11241118 W9 Whiflfld 0X1 91°95- m flilifltosether. combine we“. s“: m‘°"§5§§"N“§d5§gmf,°§§§‘,,,d°d,d'§§§",,'°°,e,' fir): Ioztvttltiled sag ngkethel: The examiner was quesiio 1 '1' I m‘ m I” m“ ° “g m 39°33“ P’ i t ' ' ' fl nd the msk far more effort to save candidate i‘ m ' n "3 l A sense o; 09mm.‘ and 0g ma“, _________ Our: n o [a greased bread panng, 4 and 5 yell-g 51m 4 i-gquii-gs 1% guru. B Y 6 01 o position o; 9mm ‘m! loveliness and m, KEEP HANDS SMOOTH measuring 4h x 8 inches at bottom ygrdg o; 354M}, magi-m with l‘ their complexions than they do to save their driver.

and 2% inches deep.

Bake in a moderate oven, 350 de- grees F., for about an hour.

Dates may replace the figs.

yard of sis-inch contrasting, 2 yards lmm°fm 5°“-

of lace, 1% yards of ribbon.

Price of PATTERN 15 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

"You are driving a - a steep incline at an 5d What do you do?" M”- application,“ m‘

"Make a brake the candidate. .. . ,, mellpivioesnt act, int figk-the m,“

Here's a tlp for the nmther of little coca) véoho has a 800d deal of

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Undoubtedly, ii‘ some Fairy Godmother should suddenly appear, as in the legend, and offer every woman her heart's desire, the en- tire sex would respond as with one voice:

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lnd stately rooms well planned- Ineeds the sense of sonz. 311* touch

Keep a bottle of olive oil handy, pour a little on to the palms of time‘ hands, and rub the oil mm the

Eggs Golden M‘

. _ Give me beauty. For they would argue that if - m, Bk 1

j G! a. soft gentle hand, skin before dicing any washing, Any 6 eggs they had beauty they could get all the other position?‘ e handle mm mmrgenc? ; I: needs a prayer from smlllnfl 119$. surplus oil should be removed with 2 tablespoons butter‘ good things they want, such as love. Bdulfltlvn. “Does not reduce speed

. zprayer to one whose grace, a rough towel. 4 tablespoons flour 919191111106. ease and luxury. CW. 1°1 iently." went on the examlnerwfllc. - Made home. and all that RWB 111M’ ls teaspoon salt themselves. '

__.__-_________ I‘. mean NEW HAIR STYLE OFTEN D8511 0f DCPPGI‘

"Reverse the engine and tum on

, steam," said the candu. t‘.

, Bloom in a stable place. ADDs TO ONE’; crmmvr 2 cups milk . 0i‘ course, this belief- in the potency of beauty has been taught women “The wheels refuse 1 LE3“ grip h

- - 6 Whole Wheat Biscuits Street Address by men who put good looks above all other charms and virtues in a meiflisg- ' 9

1min dollies with the grain. w A new idea or a new fashion, Put the cess 1n cold water in female. When you tell a man about a strange Woman. 119111161111? 111° "Pour sand 0n the metals,"

i pmvent warping. Be sure to iron providing it, isn't, in bad tum is‘ covered pan and bring slowly to the > - - - - ~ - - - ' ' - ~ - - < - - -~ - only thing about her that interests him is the amount of pulchrltude she “sand 15 damp and won.‘ p“ ; m1 thoroughly dry to prevent generally more interesting than, boiling Point Remove lwm heat. - s He never ask-v I» she lnwlllileul? I8 81w lnlarssllns W! through the pipes." Th. Hmmmer- ’ nicked“; P1843“ having walloped something which we are quite med keep pan covered. and allow the t 1 id I 1 d I good company? Is she witty and bright? Is she amiable and sweet? p“; the question with an air of tri. i c6868 should be ironed on the to thinking o,- seemg The Same is water to cool. When cool, the eggs W": 911w’ W 1331i‘ urgiéélshan i 1s she a. good sport? He doesnt even ask if she plays a good game of “mph “Now what do you (m,

_ wrong side, on a heavy towel or m“; 0g comm-e fashion [Will be firm, but tender. 60g 1111 giggle ¢P 5115-0 chm;- brldge or tennis or golf? He only wants to know how she would rate 1n “Lei, hei- rip, We've reached the- . mi m; d,” This will prevent If a woman wears her m“. the! Separate the cooked whites and ,1"? 988 W 5- 0111‘ V61‘ W °f a beauty contest. ’

level now."

h tblsclts hlhh b ‘ lit‘ fggfmgiighgiig,gjf;,o,i=gg- $55; i 22%.".%‘3§1Z..‘li‘é§"nifi?‘fiétlné’; '.Y..§“tn...‘.?.. .l"...°....“."§..§§“.i'lni mg with their shinny locks’ her a? "seasonings and stir to 1a smoothgilléoutglflhe: flnsegusciéeveseralreidat zlllllgélkle peamnce becomes monotonous paste. Add milk gradual y, stirring 88 < - Manners and customs change and so do fashions in cloihm. Why, them!

; ewes from drawing up

This inevitably leads girls to think that men are far more interested

in what Ls on the outside of their heads than what is on the inside, and ' that it is better to be born with a peaches-and-cream complexion and naturally wavy hair than it is with a full set of brains and a nimble tongue, if one has matrimony in view. But, ironically enough, this is not true. For it is notorious that beauties seldom make the boat matches.

fillmrougiil rinsing removes all traces of soap and loosened dirt fmm white cotton and linen clothes. Die first two rlnsesTshould be M

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least lukewarm, hot if convenient id‘. ordecr t0 more easily’ 111159 in the soap and loosened dirt out 0f the fabrics. The third rinse may be cold, if more convenient.

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feet to the pound. No snarl:

will a girl assume that a ooiffure which was flattering ten year ago is best for hcr right now? It pro- bably isn't and she should do a blt of experimenting herself. If you've been wearing your hair straight back from your face for a long time, try having it waved in soft dilps around your temples and ears. You may not like it at first i but stick to it anyway for a few idays to prove to yourself whether l or not the change is advantageous. ‘r There was one young woman who wore her hair in an egg- lshaped bun on the back of her neck for at least ten years. People got so used to seeing it that way it never occurried to them to compli-

some Fuller's Earth and ammonia

_ Office: 180 Richmond Street ‘ffi iiowrhtiiizt

_-h"r "um" A I . 1 spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.‘ : U6 Great George Shaun‘ mllgi-u can buy several different!‘ Erieilfvliiinnfietoiajibgealthtige lgzlfgaim may‘: 0mm’ wflmm valley m Chirlot r. s l. kinds of metal cement at most that she had flirted with him, and wedm”? A“!- mh- "m" "w"

leotnvn, . MONEY T0 LOAN

‘Alex. W. Matheson BAB-BIBTER, SOLICITOB, “ETC-

‘Money to Lou: Collec " Office: 140 Richmond Street.

Fihibitien Commission

b I t d may have Come unsgruckfizflyré? xii, ‘Yagfiidn-t rifjfffij thiyif: “i? Mr. Caseley on behalf of himself mu‘ giishaghflmm‘ 23:’ s; 1:11:52‘: Em?” L quit: were not good. and that made it so “d M-“s- 0559193’ tmnked u"! u‘ o yn. -

hp. B. McDonald, West 8t. Peters. John Simpson, Hamilton. Send all information regarding hifrncidons 0! PBOIIIBITION ACT l5 the above or to Inspector J. Prlplll. R. C. M. P" Charlottetown.

by most ironmnngers and stores

are very often simple oms, which‘ we can so easily do ourselves wlthl‘ the old of a little metal cement. it, seems a pity not to do them our-

ironmongers; they are all pretty good to use. and the things mended with it do "stay put."

FIREIROOF CEMENT This is anJl-iericind of cement fireproof this time. and it is so useful for mending a grate which

simple to use, is cheap to buy. and lasts a long time when "done." Be sure to allow the cement to have plenty of time to dry before light- ing the fire. This cement is stocked

A, Farm For Sale

Owing to ill-health I oifer for sale my farm of 100

acres situated at Marshfleld.

location. If not sold privately will be sold by public auction Wednesday, August 29th at 2 p. m. For further particulars

- ALEX. STEWART, Owner. or J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer. t; All

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Truly, I didn't mean to flirt, or minke you flirt. 1 don't think I know how

I'm sorry."

of the rebuffed male died down.

the girl's face his know! hypocrisy.

Y throw the blame on you Miss Div- .111’. he sud. "yen- may a a I

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M. Williamson

I THE SPHINX 0F THE WHITE LIGHTS

"Doi1‘L—~d0n'L!" she begged. "I cant understand. You're married- you have no i'ighL—--”

i Sheridan laughed. It was too ab- ‘surdl "Oh, come, haven't you played ‘that game long enough? I think something else would be better fun

at a chair. "I wish I could go-over-

blame where you're concerned. As then my temper.

an excuse! There isn't any. your forgiveness for breaking the

mend it, as best we can."

had turned, and as other men at the Blue Moon had seemed to turn, al- ways with the same hateful, fright- ening look in their eyes.

that now she “had had the conseq- uences. Apparently he thought that he had done nothing at all out of the way. that she ought to have ex- pected the kiss, and that she alone was to blame for it.

"Oh, no!" she exclaimed. "It isn't that at all! You're not repulsive to

me, Mr. Sheridan. Don't you see, it.‘

much worse than if you'd been any-

one else.

"Oh, you are good, of course!

to flirt, really. 1 was only glad that Fbllows" you were a little kind. But if I've be- haved badly and this is all my fault, H1101". in 11111-516 11nd 80M“ 111W!‘-

ioourse. A dainty lunch was then

A subtle creature lndeed- Sheri-served by the 14111195 P1958119. 811d

dan gave her up, as the Sphinx otithen the party lisp-arsed in their the White Lights. Yet her voice was homes about midnight. - s0 soft, her eyes were so bright with | what looked like wars that the fury; m. and Mrs. Floyd Caseleyr-We.

yyotir fiends and neighbors of ' Wllmot have edge of her Ievening to tender you our very best | last wishes. and to wish you bOfl voyage ‘ word, and be the misunderstood ln- ‘through life’ ‘ genue to the end! It wouldn't hurt

hlm—-mom than he was hurt al-

ready; and that was but in his van-i ity. when he looked facts in the face. i must realize, however, that what iis our gain "s another community's does.

Useless, he thought, to fling ml Let her have the

"I'm afraid I was a bounder to

‘any t'me. after which. all joined in

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

A very pleasant evening was

neighbors and friends gathered to present them with an asddress and wedding gift. Mr. Darrell Plcketts called the meetng w order and after expressing the purpose of the gathering called on Mr. John Bur- rows to read an address, while Messrs Darrus Hogg and Harold Day presented them with a beauti- Iful chair. a hassock and a purse.

donors for their thoughtfulness. and gxtended c hearty invitation to the ‘guests to ‘come and visit them at

singing "For ‘they are Jolly Good

The reminder of the evening was I

"Oh, thank youl" responded Terry The

we call it ‘joblh-on board my yacht: '

LONG RIVER WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting oi Long River Women's Institute met] at the home of Mrs. Hedly Paynter

visitors present. Meetl‘ ;

Often they do not marry at all.

when they were girls.

When you look at the wives you know you are bound to be convinced their looks, and so you are led to lte q! men pratlng about their wor- companiong they pick- proflles and their vio- The plain girl who is nlmble-witted, who is entertaining and I a“ . ‘ions meeting were mad and up amusing and who plays up to men instead of expecting them to bum in-

that none of them were married for

Every community has some old maid who, middle-aged married women tell you, was the local Miss America The truth is that, while men like to be seen out with a living picture, they have no desire to hang it on their own walls for keeps.

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f0, m4 10,, my head a, m5, and i with nineteen members and eleven the mavltable conclusion that in so

' opened ship of beauty, an,“ been under “mm, a swam by smgmg vnstltuw Ode fouowedi them out for something else besides their classical for some weeks past. Not that that's by Cffed- The 11111119195 01' the Pm" k m‘ eyes‘

when they go t0

choose their life

waved‘ The 50k committee mpozwd cense before her, can marry in circles around the beauty any day.

bargain, the way I did break it. We'll that they had made two calls and

taiken fruit.

H" Mrs. Giver Pnynter, and a sing- f

So

-____._. Nor is beauty the help to a woman

beauty is not even the best bait with which the girl who is angling Nor does it insure a woman keeping her

mm, for a husband can go a-flshlng. following new co wees . Men get tired 9i’ looking at even the

with gratitude. as if he had made were appointed: Sick: Miss Blanche husband m“ she h“ caught mm

All School Rates Launching School District not palfl on or before September given in to a Lawyer for collection,

By Order of Trustees.

JOSEPH GARDINER,

L-B689-8-2l-8i. 88mm“

For Sale at Montague

RESIDENCE AND FOX RANCH

Residence contains eight room

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renewing is the address-